Sweet Seeds Honey Peach Auto / 2026

EpixXx Week 2 update 🌱 Both Honey Peach Auto CBD seedlings are developing well now. One of them stretched quite a bit during the first days, but the stretching has slowed down and both are now focusing much more on leaf growth. New growth looks healthy and green, and the stems are slowly getting stronger. I gradually increased the light intensity and I’m currently around 350 PPFD. Both plants seem to handle it well so far with no obvious signs of light stress. Temperature is around 25–26°C with roughly 60–65% RH. Watering is still light because they are in 11L fabric pots and the root systems are still developing. Overall I’m very happy with how they recovered from the slightly stretchy start and I’m looking forward to seeing them pick up speed over the next weeks. 🌿

EpixXx Week 2 was mainly about getting the environment dialed in and helping both plants establish themselves. One of the seedlings stretched quite a bit early on, so I adjusted the light intensity and airflow to strengthen the stem and keep the growth more compact. Both plants continued developing, but one was already showing stronger growth than the other. I also started paying more attention to VPD, temperature and humidity, because the tent was running a bit too dry and warm at times. Watering was still kept fairly light during this stage, while the roots were establishing in the 11L fabric pots. Overall, both plants stayed healthy and kept progressing, with no major issues.

EpixXx Week 3 showed a clear step forward. The larger plant really started taking off, with much more leaf mass, stronger side branching and faster overall growth. The smaller plant stayed noticeably behind, but continued growing and didn’t show any serious deficiency or damage. Earlier in the week I had some drooping and slightly clawed leaves, most likely linked to high VPD and uneven moisture in the pots. After improving the climate and watering more evenly across the substrate, both plants responded well and the new growth looked much healthier. I also increased the light gradually and ended the week with both plants looking much more stable. The larger one now seems very close to pre-flower, while the smaller one may need a little more time.

EpixXx Week 4 was all about the transition into pre-flower. The bigger plant really started stretching this week, with stronger vertical growth, more active side branches and the first clear pistils showing at the nodes. She is definitely entering the flowering phase now. The smaller plant is still more compact and drinks noticeably less water, but she keeps growing steadily and is starting to show early signs of transition as well. Her structure is a bit different, with less overall leaf mass, but she still looks healthy and active. I also removed two large fan leaves from the bigger plant because they were blocking several lower shoots. I kept the defoliation very light and she handled it without any visible stress. The lower branches now get much better light and are already pushing upwards. Overall, both plants are doing well at the end of Week 4. The bigger one is clearly ahead and entering pre-flower, while the smaller one is following a little more slowly.

EpixXx Week 5 – Early Flower 🌸 Both Honey Peach Auto CBD plants are now showing clear signs of flowering! The bigger plant went through a strong stretch over the past week, gaining quite a bit of height and developing long side branches. Her vertical growth seems to be slowing down now, while the first small flower clusters are starting to form at the tops. The smaller plant is still more compact, but she has continued growing steadily and is developing her own side branches and early flower sites. The difference between the two is now more noticeable in their overall structure and leaf mass than in their height. I also removed a few large fan leaves from booth plants because they were blocking several lower branches and flower sites. This opened up the canopy and improved light penetration. Both plants have continued growing without any obvious signs of stress from the defoliation. Space is getting a little tight in my 70 × 70 cm tent, but both plants are still doing well. Looking forward to seeing the flowers develop over the next week!

EpixXx 🌱 Week 6 – Flower Mode Week 6 and both Honey Peach Auto CBDs are now clearly in flower. 🌸 The bigger plant stretched a lot and is now close to the height limit of the tent. The light is already as high as possible, with around 550 PPFD at the tallest top. Luckily, the stretch seems to be slowing down. The smaller plant remains much shorter and bushier, but is also developing plenty of flower sites. Both plants received 22 g Green House Feeding BioBloom 4-9-9 as a top dress. Light schedule remains 18/6, with gentle oscillating airflow. A few isolated leaf spots and slight curling at the tallest top are being monitored, but nothing seems to be spreading so far. Overall, Week 6 is all about less stretching and more bud development. 🌱🌸

EpixXx Week 7 – Buds Developing 🌸 Both Honey Peach Auto CBD plants continued developing their flowers, with plenty of white pistils and increasingly visible resin. The bigger plant has a long, open structure, while the smaller one remains more compact and noticeably greener. Space became a real challenge, so I gently pulled the tallest stem sideways to move it away from the strongest light. Yellowing and a few brown spots became more noticeable on the bigger plant, especially in the upper growth. I’m watching this closely rather than assuming it’s normal late-flower fading. Still running 18/6, with plain water following the earlier BioBloom topdress.

EpixXx Week 8 – Light Adjustment & Monitoring 🔎 The flowers are continuing to develop, but the bigger plant’s yellowing has become more pronounced. The smaller plant still looks considerably greener. Today I discovered the lamp was still running at 100% instead of the intended reduced setting, so I lowered it to 80%. Current readings are approximately 800 PPFD at the highest central shoot, 366 across the middle canopy and 493 at the sideways-tied top. Light stress may be contributing, but the cause of all the discoloration is still uncertain. Keeping 18/6, with no additional feeding or defoliation for now. The focus is on stable conditions and checking whether further leaf damage slows down.